Like so many others around Australia, ARN CEO Ciaran Davis is working from home for at least part of his week during the COVID 19 pandemic. He speaks to Steve Ahern about the priorities of the company and the effect of the virus on the business.
With a background of shelves containing books about negotiation and innovation, Ciaran Davis is quick to answer the question whether he has ever seen anything like this pandemic in any other businesses he had ever worked.
This week several radio industry leaders have given updates on how their companies are going during the COVID-19 pandemic. Steve Ahern examines the evolving business situation.
ARN’s has launched ARN Dynamic Audio, a world-first dynamic advertising technology that delivers more personalised and measurable campaigns for it’s radio clients.
The technology sees ARN become the first and only media business in the world to have the capability to provide dynamically targeted advertising on AM, FM and DAB+ radio in real time, ensuring the messaging is relevant, engaging and timely.
ARN has today announced a commercial restructure across the business designed to drive growth across its broadcast, on-demand and digital platforms.
The move is the result of a recent strategic review which includes a new streamlined implementation method across all aspects of integrated campaigns, delivering an even more efficient offering for clients.
ARN’s iHeartPodcast Network Australia has launched a new podcast providing informative and entertaining advice on how to navigate family life and keep kids sane while living in isolation.
Presented by Brisbane 97.3 FM’s newsreader Monique Dews and Breakfast co-host Robin Bailey, Keeping Up With Corona, features the latest family-related Corona news, expert discussions covering a range of subjects, and real-life listener experiences, as Australia locks down.
Here, There & Everywhere has bought into outdoor advertising business oOh!media, picking up at least 11million shares.
HT&E owns the Australian Radio Network (ARN), and its brands, which include the KIIS Network, Pure Gold Network, iHeartRadio, The Edge96.One and Mix106.3 Canberra.
oOh!media notified the ASX and its shareholders that HT&E has bought a 1.8% stake in the company.
ARN’s successful Audio Academy program will now be offered online for clients at home, with the recent uptake seeing record registration rates.
The Audio Academy program, now in its tenth year, was developed by ARN to support clients and agencies in their understanding of how audio works. By gaining this valuable insight into audio through the eyes of experts, clients and agencies can harness the power of audio to generate the best commercial content.
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